1. VOCABULARY & PRONUNCIATION:

What's the date today?
Today is ...

They write:		You read:
6th April 2009		· (the) sixth (of) April two thousand and nine (more common said) / April (the) sixth (only in spoken language)
6 April 2009 (withouth "th" only in writting)		· (the) sixth (of) April two thousand and nine (more common said) / April (the) sixth (only in spoken language)
6th April		(the) 6th (of) April / April (the) 6th

April 6th		April (the) 6th.

12th March		(the) twelfth (of) March
1/22/2014		(the) twenty-second (of) January two thousand and fourteen

My birthday is ...	on April (the) 6th.
	on (the) 6th (of) April.

in	on	at
the morning the afternoon the evening January (the) summer 1978	Tuesday (morning) the 18th of February my birthday	four o'clock midday / midnight lunchtime night the weekend Christmas / Easter / New Year

C and D-U,C and D-U , C and D-U (centena de millón and decena de millón, unidad de millón, centena de millar and decena de millar, unidad de millar, centenas and decenas unidades)
1.034 = 1.0(and)34 = one thousand / a thousand and thirty-four / ten thirty-four
1.807 = 1.8(and)07 = one thousand eight hundred and seven / eighteen oh seven
1.937 = 1.9(and)37 = one thousand nine hundred and thirty-seven / nineteen thirty-seven
2.008 = 2.0(and)8 = two thousand and eight (for years 2.000 - 2.010)
2.011 = 2.0(and)11 = two thousand and eleven / twenty eleven
2.059 = 2.0(and)59 = two thousand and fifty-nine / twenty fifty-nine
3.112 = 3.1(and)12 = three thousand one hundred (a hundred) and twelve / thirty-one twelve
4.275 = 4.2(and)75 = four thousand two hundred and seventy-five / fourty-two seventy-five
8.888 = 8.8(and)88 = eight thousand eight hundred and eighty-eight

What's the date tomorrow?	Tomorrow is Wednesday 4th.
What year is it?	It's 2014.

When do you go to your English classes?	I go to my English classes ...	on Mondays and Wednesdays.
		twice a week.

When did they celebrate the Tomatina in Spain last year?	in August.
	in 2012.
	in the morning.
	in the afternoon.
	in the evening.
	in the summer.

	on Wednesday.
	on Wednesday morning.
	on Wednesday in August 2012.
	on the last Wednesday in August.
	on 29th August. (on the 29th of August)

	at night
	at 11 o'clock in the morning.
	at midday.
	at midnight.

Oxford University Press Activities: Times and Dates
Oxford University Press Vocabulary: times and dates (crossword and wordsearch)
Oxford University Press Weblinks: Festivals

ORDINALS:

(one) first 1st	(eleven) eleventh 11th	(twenty-one) twenty-first 21st	(thirty-one) thirty-first 31st	(one hundred) one hundredth 100th
(two) second 2nd	(twelve) twelfth 12th	(twenty-two) twenty-second 22nd	(thirty-two) thirty-second 32nd	(one thousand) one thousandth 1.000th
(three) third 3rd	(thirteen) thirteenth 13th	(twenty-three) twenty-third 23rd	(thirty-three) thirty-third 33rd	(one million) one millionth 1.000.000th
(four) fourth 4th	(fourteen) fourteenth 14th	(twenty-four) twenty-fourth 24th	(fourty) fortieth 40th
(five) fifth 5th	(fifteen) fifteenth 15th	(twenty-five) twenty-fifth 25th	(fifty) fiftieth 50th
(six) sixth 6th	(sixteen) sixteenth 16th	(twenty-six) twenty-sixth 26th	(sixty) sixtieth 60th
(seven) seventh 7th	(seventeen) seventeenth 17th	(twenty-seven) twenty-seventh 27th	(seventy) seventieth 70th
(eight) eighth 8th	(eighteen) eighteenth 18th	(twenty-eight) twenty-eighth 28th	(eighty) eightieth 80th
(nine) ninth 9th	(nineteen) nineteenth 19th	(twenty-nine) twenty-ninth 29th	(ninety) ninetieth 90th
(ten) tenth 10th	(twenty) twentieth 20th	(thirty) thirtieth 30th

Observe how to write the date: (M/D/Y), (MONTH, DAY, YEAR):
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GAME!!! THE FOUR SEASONS OF THE YEAR - GAME
1. Click on "play" wath the video and when you finish click on "next".
2. Drag and drop the text to label the season. When you finish click on "next".
3. Click on the right answers. When you finish click on "next".
4. Click on the picture that doesn't belong to the topic. When you finish click on "next".
5. Answer the questions. YOU HAVE FINISHED!!!!!

GAME!!! 12 MONTHS - GAME
Watch the video, click on "next" and continue playing.

GAME!!! ORDINAL NUMBERS - GAME
Watch the video, click on "next" and continue playing.

Spanish public holidays in 2013:

1/1	New Year's Eve	Día de año nuevo
6/1	The Three Wise Men's Day / Epiphany	Los reyes magos
10/2	Carnival Feast
19/2	Saint Joseph's Day
28/3	Easter	Semana Santa
	Easter Friday	viernes santo
	Easter Sunday	domingo de ramos
1/5	Labour Day	Día del trabajo
15/08	Assumption Day	Día de la Asunción de la Virgen
12/10	Spain's National Day	Fiesta nacional de España
1/11	All Saints' Day	Fiesta de todos los santos
6/12	Constitution Day	Día de la Constitución
8/12	Inmaculate Conception's Day	Día de la Inmaculada
25/12	Christmas	Natividad del Señor

2. READING:

blue = it's a color; also means sad.

FESTIVALS IN BRITAIN

Halloween / Guy Fawkes / Christmas

EASTER

HALLOWEEN

3. LISTENING

Do the quiz:

4. GRAMMAR:

like (+ verb -ing) --> NOT I love buy clothes.

I love shopping.

I like buying CDs.

I don't mind washing the dishes.

I don't like dancing.

I hate buying with my mother.

shopping (ir de compras) = going to the shops, e.g. I love shopping.
buying (comprar) = giving money in exchange for something. Say always "buying + noun", e.g. I love buying clothes; I like buying books.

love: I love you.
love: I love shopping.

Spelling rules:
· In the -ing form, verbs ending in y don't change the y for an i as they do in 3rd person singular, e.g. study - studying NOT studing.
· In the -ing form, when a verb ends in consonant, vowel, consonant, you double the last consonant: e.g. swim > swimming.

Be carefull!!!! You need an object pronoun with these verbs, e.g.